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Back in the 70s and 80s, before crack and everyone carried a gun, we used to hang out at night like this all the time. But the vibe back then was love, peace and unity. I feel so sorry for the generations of our society that will never know what that feels like.
Where did you grow up? The violent crime rate in most large US cities was insane in the 70s and 80s; e.g. NYC averaged 1,500-,2000+ homicides per year in that time period, compared to 438 in 2022.
It's such a warm wonderful feeling seeing the largely peaceful community all come out together again on their night off from work to enjoy a warm summer evening. Ahhh...
This is like watching the walking dead but with live people. Lots of people doing absolutely nothing wondering aimlessly through the streets. Don’t forget get to bed early you have to work in the morning folks!!!!
I grew up in one of the "Soviet satellite countries" in the 1980's, but even under communism we didn't have hoods and social breakdown like THIS. We were poor and oppressed, but we had our dignity. The streets were clean, people respected each other, and it was perfectly safe to take a walk downtown at 2AM if you wanted to. This BS is on another level.
@@nickw670 So True! Wherever they go. There is One Race of Peoplr who are behind the flooding of them into White Countries. Their name rhymes with News.
What you're seeing in these US ghettos is more poverty of the mind than a true lack of opportunity; well, that and where people end up due to desperation from their addiction(s). I'm from a mixed black and white family and there's a ton of drama over who remained in the hood versus those who "got out", and it's hard on those who choose to get out because they're looked at as sell outs, especially if they don't "rescue" their other family members.
The construction company I am with looked at converting an abandoned hotel into apartments just a few blocks away from the Mercedes Stadium in downtown. I was shocked at how desolate the area was and the homeless population.
I think I know what hotel you’re talking about it use to be a place where a lot of the civil rights activists would stay at back in the 60s according to what my parents told me but yea atlanta has a massive homeless population that really got worse after covid and doesn’t seem like it’s getting any better
It warms my heart to see all these hard working people doing what ever it takes to better themselves and their beautiful vibrant community. I'm sure after midnight they will all go home and begin studying for the upcoming college semester.
If by White Wine Spritzer you mean meth, then yes. Bring twice as much money as you think you'll need because you're going to get burned at a least once. Little 5 Points if you don't want to deal with the thugs.
oh, you’re definitely going to get some thing white and it won’t be a wine spritzer 😂😂😂 using the word “chap” in that neighborhood and you’re going to end up like that car salesman on Menace 2 Society getting ran out of the neighborhood
I'm not aware of that piece of cinema you mention. There is a new boutique cinema opened up in the neigbouring town; I must request they screen it! Regarding the Gentlemen who may wish to do me harm - Oh I'm sure I can talk them round with wit, repartee and maybe a short recital of a selection of ditties from my favourite Gilbert & Sullivan Librettas. We'll laugh like drains and maybe exchange some anecdotal stories. Them about growing up in the Ghetto and me, regarding my upbringing in rural England..
Man I used to do this and to now see it from the outside its like what was I looking for out there? lol I mean I like to party but I definitely choose the crowds and atmosphere now
When I worked housing police in Louisville Kentucky this was everyday. We used to joke that day watch had it easy because the natives don't wake up till 4 in the afternoon. I worked late watch so this is what I dealt with daily. As a Caucasian I was respected though. The unit I worked on was respected because we did not go in and try to play the role. They knew where we stood as Police officers and we knew where they stood as citizens. We gave each other mutual respect. They knew if they screwed up we were going to bring the world down on them. I think that's what is lacking in today's law enforcement community. There's no mutual respect on either side. There's some bad apples on both sides and in turn here we are today.
While this may not be an area that I would want to joyride in (if people even do that now with the gas prices), but it does not look that dangerous given all the people out and about in the neighborhood. If it was desolate, maybe a different story.
Damn I drive down these streets often at night I work a graveyard shift sometimes and never felt in fear for my life then again I’m born an raised from there so it might be different
Parabéns sempre......É ótimo conhecer a vida noturna destas grandes cidades e as suas periferias pobres. Por favor amigo, quando você for fazer esse tipo de vídeo, não esquece de colocar também os nomes dos bairros. Muito obrigado. Brazil, São Paulo. Nelson.
Notice how Charlie always keeps his speed slow and his distance respectful when driving through neighborhoods? You can see the folks standing around their cars look at him and almost immediately give him a pass I think that is how he stays under the radar. I (a Caucasian) imagine myself behind his steering wheel. Do you think I would get the same disinterested looks? Doubt it.
Native Atlantan here -- not all of this is the hood. The beginning looks like Edgewood Avenue and those are the people who weren't gentrified out. The part on Joe Lowery is close to The Bluff (open air H market). The part on Hollywood Road is near a hood club. The pawn shop next to Family Dollar is in the area where Micro$oft *WAS* going to come gentrify, but that plan is suspended indefinitely (that's Bankhead Highway). Then there is a short part by West End (where the concrete beams for the train are); not the best part of town but they are trying to gentrify that. That Atlanta Wings *IS* in the hood (Ashby/Lowery and MLK); that is a hot area and has always been a hot area. The area of James P. Brawley and Joe Lowery has always been the hood (that area used to be Simpson Road). Something happened one day and many of the houses on James P. Brawley burnt down and suddenly, they are available for developers to buy... near the Mercedes-Benz Stadium and a black college. Gee, what a coincidence. What's funny and unbelievable is those locations are not in the poorest district in Atlanta. The poorest district actually has two high 6-/low-7 digit housing priced communities, access to 3 large grocery stores, access to 2 freeways and is 15-20 minutes from America's busiest airport, *AND* at least 2 mayors live there. EDIT: I read the comments, and not surprisingly, the Destroyers of Everything -- white people -- are talking crap. Why do you all sh 00 t up schools and delete kids? Why do you try to overthrow the government then talk about minority crime? Why does the world have to hold its breath white two white people -- Putin and Zelenskyy -- duke it out and threaten the planet with nuclear war? Why is there NO PLACE ON EARTH where white people can go and say "I created peace here where there was none."? All you all create is destruction.
@@Gandim45 No, after destroying peoples' homes -- ie Central and South America, Africa, parts of the Pacific Islands -- then going back home, people follow. They should since you wrecked their homes. That's why white countries have immigration problems.
Metro Atlanta > Atlanta Especially the Northside suburbs Though not the majority, Waaaay more black people live in North Fulton, Gwinnett and Cobb than people think. I'll take the lounges out there with upper middle to upper class blacks and Africans over any of them ratchet ass spots Downtown, Midtown, or on the East, West and Southsides
It all starts from selling/using drugs. Then criminal rates skyrockets, drug addicts looses ability to feel responsibility, empathy or love. They become egocentric zombies and ruins everything around.
im from detroit but currently living in dallas and dude only those from this city will know how crazy it is, try spending a few hours on the street and you'll see things that only happen in the movies😂
Gotta be bold enough to sit on the street a few hours though 😂. I remember a few years ago I wanted to show my daughters how lucky they are that don't have never rode Marta before since both me and there mom have had cars they entire childhood. I parked at the Marta west end train station an rode to Lindbergh with them. Once we got back on to go back to west end. It started going down on there. Some dude was about fight another dude then he started with a woman was about to hit her till Marta operator stopped the train an made the guy get off at the art center station.
Man seeing that side street off of Lowery Blvd brought back memories of going to the bluff to score H. Luckily I haven't had to make that trek in a few years now.
It's sad seeing my people in poverty and under a generational curse. Like I always say it's a "spiritual" problem. We NEED the LORD to deliver us from the darkness. Thanks for showing us these types of environments Mr Bo.💜🙏☝️😇
I was in Atlanta few years back for work. Me and a few do workers went to that Atlanta wings. I remember that’s zaxbys in the back and that gas station next door.
I live in Atlanta twice, Late 1980s and then early 1990s. I remember going to freaknick up in Piedmont Park. Riding the MARTA. Its the same still just stuff has moved around a little.
Please, please bring back the interviews. I really miss the Harvard Law students all screaming into the camera at once telling us “You already what the fuck is going on nah mean”.
Charlie likes to show what these communities look like and go through. His filming of those kids wasn’t to make fun of them, like you may have enjoyed it to be. The more you open your heart and your eyes, the more you’ll realize about the world around you. Feel fortunate you weren’t born there, nah mean?
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Back in the 70s and 80s, before crack and everyone carried a gun, we used to hang out at night like this all the time. But the vibe back then was love, peace and unity. I feel so sorry for the generations of our society that will never know what that feels like.
Kids of the 70's and 80's are now the parents!! Now this is what we have. Keep evolving people!!
Where did you grow up? The violent crime rate in most large US cities was insane in the 70s and 80s; e.g. NYC averaged 1,500-,2000+ homicides per year in that time period, compared to 438 in 2022.
"Hey! Let's go and stand in the middle of the street"
Sounds good let's see what's in the uncovered man hole!
This hood has wings, a liquor store, a pawn shop what more can you ask for.
a half and half for $20. _And_ she's clean.
It's such a warm wonderful feeling seeing the largely peaceful community all come out together again on their night off from work to enjoy a warm summer evening. Ahhh...
Actually....yepp thats about right
They must be very tired cashing in that EBT card
Drugs+guns=This
Looks fun. I don't see the problem.
Everyone must have off tomorrow
These people will stand in the street then complain if a car hits them.
Instant blood pressure rise
They’re fishing for a lawsuit to escape the hood
These 🦧 not people
@@Kenny2k08 More like to spread the hood.
That's the hood for ya. They don't move for you, you move your car around.😂😂
This is like watching the walking dead but with live people. Lots of people doing absolutely nothing wondering aimlessly through the streets. Don’t forget get to bed early you have to work in the morning folks!!!!
Who do you think u are ? My slaveowner? I Will never work till They pay me minimum 5k otherwise Its just slavery
LOL good one
It’s called fellowship & socialising, like what you alcoholics do in a pup but the difference is most people are not drinking here
Ok fair enough but let’s back up a bit here. What’s the title of the clip? And what’s the reason for that title?
@@hondacivic6260 lol what ??
I grew up in one of the "Soviet satellite countries" in the 1980's, but even under communism we didn't have hoods and social breakdown like THIS. We were poor and oppressed, but we had our dignity. The streets were clean, people respected each other, and it was perfectly safe to take a walk downtown at 2AM if you wanted to. This BS is on another level.
You didnt have Africans either.
Look what they did to England.
@@jonnyhawt8973 this is what they do wherever they go. so many once beautiful cities in this country now look like this, for one reason alone
@@nickw670 So True! Wherever they go. There is One Race of Peoplr who are behind the flooding of them into White Countries.
Their name rhymes with News.
@@nickw670just keep walking on them financially. That's what they're good for
What you're seeing in these US ghettos is more poverty of the mind than a true lack of opportunity; well, that and where people end up due to desperation from their addiction(s). I'm from a mixed black and white family and there's a ton of drama over who remained in the hood versus those who "got out", and it's hard on those who choose to get out because they're looked at as sell outs, especially if they don't "rescue" their other family members.
The construction company I am with looked at converting an abandoned hotel into apartments just a few blocks away from the Mercedes Stadium in downtown. I was shocked at how desolate the area was and the homeless population.
I think I know what hotel you’re talking about it use to be a place where a lot of the civil rights activists would stay at back in the 60s according to what my parents told me but yea atlanta has a massive homeless population that really got worse after covid and doesn’t seem like it’s getting any better
bro that area is so weird....some brand new beautiful shiny stuff, right next to absolute shit that gets really scary at night
It warms my heart to see all these hard working people doing what ever it takes to better themselves and their beautiful vibrant community. I'm sure after midnight they will all go home and begin studying for the upcoming college semester.
Be careful brotha. That lady in the beginning was ready to knock ass lmao
Great video as always Charlie. Stay safe.👍
Quite a vibrant, community led nightlife scene. Any place a chap can get a decent White Wine Spritzer ?
indeed, would you fancy a black and mild with that my good sir?
If by White Wine Spritzer you mean meth, then yes. Bring twice as much money as you think you'll need because you're going to get burned at a least once. Little 5 Points if you don't want to deal with the thugs.
oh, you’re definitely going to get some thing white and it won’t be a wine spritzer 😂😂😂 using the word “chap” in that neighborhood and you’re going to end up like that car salesman on Menace 2 Society getting ran out of the neighborhood
I'm not aware of that piece of cinema you mention. There is a new boutique cinema opened up in the neigbouring town; I must request they screen it!
Regarding the Gentlemen who may wish to do me harm - Oh I'm sure I can talk them round with wit, repartee and maybe a short recital of a selection of ditties from my favourite Gilbert & Sullivan Librettas.
We'll laugh like drains and maybe exchange some anecdotal stories. Them about growing up in the Ghetto and me, regarding my upbringing in rural England..
Man, those folks must have been really tired at work the next morning after staying up so late!
Man I used to do this and to now see it from the outside its like what was I looking for out there? lol I mean I like to party but I definitely choose the crowds and atmosphere now
When I worked housing police in Louisville Kentucky this was everyday. We used to joke that day watch had it easy because the natives don't wake up till 4 in the afternoon. I worked late watch so this is what I dealt with daily. As a Caucasian I was respected though. The unit I worked on was respected because we did not go in and try to play the role. They knew where we stood as Police officers and we knew where they stood as citizens. We gave each other mutual respect. They knew if they screwed up we were going to bring the world down on them. I think that's what is lacking in today's law enforcement community. There's no mutual respect on either side. There's some bad apples on both sides and in turn here we are today.
respect you lolololols. you obviously don't understand cunning
While this may not be an area that I would want to joyride in (if people even do that now with the gas prices), but it does not look that dangerous given all the people out and about in the neighborhood. If it was desolate, maybe a different story.
@@Danlovestriviumthey get bold when they have blackup
Racist bozos
@@FSM1138especially around racists 😉
I would love to see these 2 racist aholes break down in this place😂
it's not dangerous it's just ppl outside doesn't mean its dangerous
I always like to see them wearing construction boots that will never see a day of work.
More patrols needed from the Atlanta Police Department for safe streets operations.
What's that going to do.
Man shut up
it's safe bro just ppl outside
I wonder what makes African Americans in poverty want to stand outside and do nothing all day it seems it’s a common trend no matter what city
The same thing that makes poor caucasians drive around with their foot hanging out the window of the car, or on the dash.
@@williemoore756 Also a common trend
@@williemoore756 I wouldn’t know never lived around either
@@williemoore756 that doesn't make sense
To me it seems they're always "working" when they're standing in the street.
You never know when there comes a chance to rob someone.
Looks like great place to drop many massive bombs on...
Remember, these people are allowed to vote regarding complex socio-economic issues.
Damn I drive down these streets often at night I work a graveyard shift sometimes and never felt in fear for my life then again I’m born an raised from there so it might be different
Parabéns sempre......É ótimo conhecer a vida noturna destas grandes cidades e as suas periferias pobres. Por favor amigo, quando você for fazer esse tipo de vídeo, não esquece de colocar também os nomes dos bairros. Muito obrigado. Brazil, São Paulo. Nelson.
Este bairro é chamada Tha Bluff, Auburn ave/Edgewood ave, West End, e Oakland City
Anyone in Atlanta not stumbling?
Your mom
This literally looks uninhabitable how can those people live like that
They made it that way
They made it and love living like scumbags.
they did it to themselves. give them something nice and they will destroy it.
You cannot afford to buy a house in those areas -- all but one are in very high demand.
who tf would want to? Day one come home from work and your shit is robbed.@@kaizersolze
Wow.. at 2:00 I like to do the same and bring out a kitchen chair and sit in the middle of the street. Great minds think alike.
Yeah man.....do it all the time.
I particularly enjoy sitting on the roof of my vehicle at 2AM from time to time.
yo these streets be heavy
ATL Club Scene Stay Lit Tho!!!
Notice how Charlie always keeps his speed slow and his distance respectful when driving through neighborhoods? You can see the folks standing around their cars look at him and almost immediately give him a pass I think that is how he stays under the radar. I (a Caucasian) imagine myself behind his steering wheel. Do you think I would get the same disinterested looks? Doubt it.
Fairly certain Charlie is black
lmao they prolly think hes an undercover the way he creeps around
They’re going to think your the cops if you drive through a neighborhood like that.
As a Caucasian, I was thinking the same thing....
Charlie has ice water flowing thru his veins. Black or no black one wrong move n your numbers up !
Those fine outstanding residents have nicer cars than myself.
Man, I wouldn't be too keen on parking my car on those streets, even if I lived there.
If I lived there I wouldn't see any of those stop signs or red lights.
Shouldn't they be home studying?
These seem like wonderfully relaxing neighborhoods where you can have so much 😅
fun
John 6: 37 All that the Father giveth me shall come to me; and him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out.
Native Atlantan here -- not all of this is the hood. The beginning looks like Edgewood Avenue and those are the people who weren't gentrified out. The part on Joe Lowery is close to The Bluff (open air H market). The part on Hollywood Road is near a hood club. The pawn shop next to Family Dollar is in the area where Micro$oft *WAS* going to come gentrify, but that plan is suspended indefinitely (that's Bankhead Highway). Then there is a short part by West End (where the concrete beams for the train are); not the best part of town but they are trying to gentrify that. That Atlanta Wings *IS* in the hood (Ashby/Lowery and MLK); that is a hot area and has always been a hot area. The area of James P. Brawley and Joe Lowery has always been the hood (that area used to be Simpson Road). Something happened one day and many of the houses on James P. Brawley burnt down and suddenly, they are available for developers to buy... near the Mercedes-Benz Stadium and a black college. Gee, what a coincidence.
What's funny and unbelievable is those locations are not in the poorest district in Atlanta. The poorest district actually has two high 6-/low-7 digit housing priced communities, access to 3 large grocery stores, access to 2 freeways and is 15-20 minutes from America's busiest airport, *AND* at least 2 mayors live there.
EDIT: I read the comments, and not surprisingly, the Destroyers of Everything -- white people -- are talking crap. Why do you all sh 00 t up schools and delete kids? Why do you try to overthrow the government then talk about minority crime? Why does the world have to hold its breath white two white people -- Putin and Zelenskyy -- duke it out and threaten the planet with nuclear war? Why is there NO PLACE ON EARTH where white people can go and say "I created peace here where there was none."? All you all create is destruction.
Woo wee!
Nonsense, everywhere we go, others follow. We created the best societies in which everyone with half a brain wants to live.
@@Gandim45 No, after destroying peoples' homes -- ie Central and South America, Africa, parts of the Pacific Islands -- then going back home, people follow. They should since you wrecked their homes. That's why white countries have immigration problems.
What Atlanta hood is considered the worst?? Which projects are the most notorious??
I wonder how all these people go to work in the morning when they're up all night standing on a street they don't own yet will die over.
Be safe out there CharlieBo😟
Shakira - This time for Atlanta
They come out like roaches when the lights go out.
When I see all those folks hanging out, it makes me feel kinda lonely. @4:36 that parking lot looks like the streets in Tulsa🚗
This is how they live in Africa without the cool animals.
💀
The primitive instinct come back
"Kangz n' Kweenz"
@rowdyjr2318 WHITE POWER Clayton Bigsby
Plenty of European countries that don't far any better
🎶 Down here at the Pawn Shop 🎶
We need to clean up these sh*t holes. 😮
THEY NEED TO. GTFOH with that "We" shit.
Congratulations for 700K subs 🎉
My boy on the wicked west
Sure is lively at night around there. Looked like a very soothing drive.
as long as u don't bring foolishness u good nobody will bother u
Metro Atlanta > Atlanta
Especially the Northside suburbs
Though not the majority, Waaaay more black people live in North Fulton, Gwinnett and Cobb than people think.
I'll take the lounges out there with upper middle to upper class blacks and Africans over any of them ratchet ass spots Downtown, Midtown, or on the East, West and Southsides
The thing is that stuff like this just not happen in other countries. This stuff, although not ordinary, is also not rare.
It’s like a third world country with infrastructure.
😂 fr
It all starts from selling/using drugs. Then criminal rates skyrockets, drug addicts looses ability to feel responsibility, empathy or love. They become egocentric zombies and ruins everything around.
Let me park halfway into the street then STAND in the godamn street
LoL KFC / Zaxbys / Wings in one area. they sure know the demographic.
im from detroit but currently living in dallas and dude only those from this city will know how crazy it is, try spending a few hours on the street and you'll see things that only happen in the movies😂
Gotta be bold enough to sit on the street a few hours though 😂. I remember a few years ago I wanted to show my daughters how lucky they are that don't have never rode Marta before since both me and there mom have had cars they entire childhood. I parked at the Marta west end train station an rode to Lindbergh with them. Once we got back on to go back to west end. It started going down on there. Some dude was about fight another dude then he started with a woman was about to hit her till Marta operator stopped the train an made the guy get off at the art center station.
@@retiredsnowbunnyhunterx5106 yea🤣 at time square station it's the same thing, at night it gets scary
Man seeing that side street off of Lowery Blvd brought back memories of going to the bluff to score H. Luckily I haven't had to make that trek in a few years now.
It's sad seeing my people in poverty and under a generational curse. Like I always say it's a "spiritual" problem. We NEED the LORD to deliver us from the darkness. Thanks for showing us these types of environments Mr Bo.💜🙏☝️😇
I was in Atlanta few years back for work. Me and a few do workers went to that Atlanta wings. I remember that’s zaxbys in the back and that gas station next door.
In English please
I can't believe how bad this country has become. It's like living in a nightmare.
Its just as the Jew Slave Master Created it.
Shut up!🤣
I live in Atlanta twice, Late 1980s and then early 1990s. I remember going to freaknick up in Piedmont Park. Riding the MARTA. Its the same still just stuff has moved around a little.
Damn everybody in Atlanta be outside 😅
And people wonder why “there goes the neighborhood “ is a thing
Great high quality people probably tired from a hard days work
Why is it everywhere they live it’s ghetto and messed up?
Why wouldn't anyone want to live here? 🤣
These areas more safe than midtown and buckhead nowadays though honestly
No shit. I'm from Buckhead and Sandy Springs. Been gone over 50 years. I wouldn't recognize it then.
Wonderful. Glad I got out alive. @@bernardbockwurst
Please, please bring back the interviews. I really miss the Harvard Law students all screaming into the camera at once telling us “You already what the fuck is going on nah mean”.
No. who cares about rampling thugs, I wanna see scenery, thats what the channels is about
Charlie likes to show what these communities look like and go through. His filming of those kids wasn’t to make fun of them, like you may have enjoyed it to be. The more you open your heart and your eyes, the more you’ll realize about the world around you. Feel fortunate you weren’t born there, nah mean?
@@GolfSpott thats exactly why I like watching his videos, I jsut dont find that the interviews add much, mostly uneducated criminals rambling..
@@GolfSpott Sheeeeit you already kno wut it is ya heard me! Money block shit ya feel.
@@RealArtVandelay you must be new! Today is a good day to celebrate your ignorance nah mean!
Right here baby Pusey for sell!!! Lmao 😂😂😂
Truly the end times
that church actually looks beautiful
I think everyone who frequents this channel has come to an agreement that Boston is one of the most intelligent most kept up major cities in the USA.
Is Boston the only city in the US?? 😂 Give me a f’kin’ break 🤡
Def one of em but it’s obviously got less of something than the others….
Austin TX
Atlanta is mostly clean, even in the hoods, you have good housing.
I wonder why…
I grew up in Stone Mountain, Lithonia, and Decatur in the late 90's. Ive never even seen this part of Atlanta LoL.
Smh🤣
I just moved to Kirkwood and now I'm scared after watching this..
Kirkwood is pretty safe these days it’s been gentrifying for atleast 10yrs the 90s and 2000s it was much more dangerous
If people would gather in the Churches, like they do in the HOODS... THE WORLD WOULD BE A BETTER PLACE ! 👏😇
really? the idea of religion is cancer to society. at lease these idiots will eventually kill each other off.
the people are just working the night shift. waiting for an opportunity.
Why waste money on traffic and street signs when none of them can read anyway? We spend enough tax dollars on these people as it is.
Charlie seriously, You have to upload like a thousand videos a day?
Charlie’s works his ass off for us. We’re blessed to witness Charlie’s life.
Niggas got Bill's to pay...
This shit old
Makes me think of one of Ice Cubes lyrics, "playing tag with Satan"
Damn got my watched jacked and my leather cowboy wallet are missing ,,,damn janks
Just like Africa
They all have nice rides, run down streets and houses but nice rides.
O4W and then it looked like Memorial Drive.
Great footage of Americans living there lives. However be mindful of getting boxed in with no way out.
Stay well.
I'd pay millions to live there..
Atlanta is fit for a kangz.
She be playing basketball around there trynna catch a friend for you
I love my city,but they be calling it gay,come down here thinking it’s sweet,an it got caught by a stray 😂
It can get wicked down there but let's be real alot of y'all nighaz are sweet 😂😂
Yall are all down low to begin with. You know you are.
@@Mikeskillz901 They came from y’all city’s
@@kobeb1269Someone's in Denial half of y'all rappers be wearing dresses 😂😂
@@Mikeskillz901 them Niggas not from here do your research,if you that interested
Drugs+guns=This
3:12 ♥️ 🐱
2:00 let's put the whole kitchen in the middle of the road. It's not like sidewalks or lawns exist. Some people
Everyone from Chicago & Illinois are flooding ATL
What a mess...
You think I can park in that parking spot. I was in Atlanta April 16th at the justice center.
This is how royalty lives, huh?
Dey iz kangz yooo!
Oh you over there in Bankhead I seen the street sign Joseph Lowery, looks like your driving down Joseph E Boone, not the place to be at night.
How tf you know?
I know it stink out there🤢🤢 2:53
That's a lot of Africans
Man that’s allot of folks hanging around the pawn shop.
No country looks like this
No weapons pulled, so a good day.